Publications on informal economy
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International Migration Papers No. 80
Legislation on migrant workers in West Africa
17 February 2006
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International Migration Papers No. 79
Labour migration statistics in West Africa
10 February 2006
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International Migration Papers No. 78
Summary report on migration and development in Central Maghreb
03 February 2006
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International Migration Papers No. 77
Report on legislation concerning international migration in Central Maghreb
31 January 2006
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International Migration Papers No. 76
Systems of statistical information on migrant workers in Central Maghreb
27 January 2006
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International Migration Papers No. 75
Rights of migrant workers in Asia: Any light at the end of the tunnel?
20 January 2006
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International Migration Papers No. 72
Migration management and development policies: Maximising the benefits of international migration in West Africa
06 January 2006
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Publication
INFORMAL ECONOMY : The Growing Challenge For Labour Administration
14 July 2005
This volume presents a synthesis of country experiences and case studies mainly from Asia, representing several segments of the informal economy with a focus on labour administration and the informal economy. The case studies look at possible approaches in the areas of social security, child labour, bonded labour, and home workers. It will be of interest to policy makers, industrial relations practitioners, labour administrators, the employers, trade unions and civil society groups.
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Informal economy, undeclared work and labour administration
01 January 2005
Examines the concepts of the informal economy and informal employment as defined by the ILO and describes the characteristics and legal frameworks of informal work in various countries. Considers the establishment of the concept of informal work for the purposes of labour administration and discusses challenges in extending the goal of decent work to the informal economy.
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Informal Economy: The Growing Challenge for Labour Administration
01 January 2005
Presents a synthesis of experiences regarding labour administration in the informal sector. Looks at issues of social security, bonded labour, home workers, and child labour.